Two classifications in one week: organize the hours

Project P-01 · week ending October 25, 2026

Worker entry number 1 performs work recorded in two classifications on one fictional project. A and B are teaching placeholders: use the actual classification names from the incorporated determination for real records, after confirming the work performed.

Scroll sideways on a small screen to see all five weekdays. Saturday October 24 and Sunday October 25 have zero hours in both classifications.

Reconciliation: Tuesday is 6 + 2 = 8 hours, not 8 hours in each classification. The weekly classification totals are 18 + 22 = 40 project hours. Keep any hours on other projects separately; this example does not determine straight time, overtime, pay or compliance.

Carry the record trail into WH-347

1. Project and week: retain the project/contract reference, location and payroll week. Keep the determination and revision identified in the contract with the working file.
2. Column 1A: DOL instructs that a worker reported in multiple classifications uses a separate line for each classification and the same worker entry number on those lines. In this example, both use 1; the second classification is not a second worker.
3. Column 3: use the classification for the actual work performed from the incorporated determination. A and B are not real classifications. Contact the contracting agency if the needed classification is absent.
4. Columns 4 and 5: transfer the daily hours and totals to the appropriate classification line, retaining the required straight-time and overtime distinctions from the underlying records. The table above only checks that hours have not been duplicated or lost.

Continue to the full WH-347 guide for the other columns and Statement of Compliance. No rate, fringe credit, deduction, gross pay or certification is supplied by this example.